The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-17
Local Personal.

Mr.. Marion NJ Bridges has been APP
pointed second purser on the steamship Ma
coochee.
Mr.. J. Dunwody left for Atlanta on the
Central last night. He went to pay visit
to his family,
Messrs. j. FL. Hunter and D. Hogan were
among the passengers on the steamship
Tallahassee which sailed for New York yes
terday.
Among the passengers on the steamship
Chattahoochee which arrived yesterday
from New York, were G. S. Connerat and
j. E. Grady,
Rev C. H. Strong left yesterday, on the
steamship Tallahassee, for New York He
goes North for brief respite from his min
Isterial duties.
Mr.. John NJ. Guerard and wife were pas
sengers by the steamship Tallahassee, which
sailed yesterday for New York They go
North for summer vacation.
Mrs. Fannie Way, wife of Mr.. Charlton H.
Way, Consul General at St Petersburg,
will leave on the Chattahoochee, on Friday,
to join her husband at mis- post of duty
Capt. w. II. Fleetwood is the representa-
tive of Oglethorpe Lodge, No. /, in the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows In the list
of representatives published yesterday, his
name was misspelled.
Among One arrivals AZ Ine focreVen house
were A. Grothwel, j. t. Hammill W. H.
Baxter, G. j. Smith, New York; H. Nc
Cam, Baltimore; w Z. McGriff, w. f.
Oakley, Columbia, Ala. l. Sternheimer,
W. B. Crosby, Atlanta; l. S. Hopkins, Ok
ford; J. F. Shields, W. S. Shields, I. A.
Scott, T. N. Lewis, Thomson; T. f. Mas
sengale, Norwood; d. Newman, Millen: F.
w. Fleming, E. D. Blain, J. S. Wright,
Brunswick; Rev. j. Mitchell, Atlanta; l.
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At the Harnett House were J. D. Morgan,
Forsyth; Joel Lasiter, Wesly Daley, Flow
cry Branch; G. j. Haner, Gainesville; H. H
, Manan, Waynesboro; c. H. Johannsen,
Joseph Farber Paul Tresselt, Augusta: Mar
Gus Crime, Albany; G.. McMullen, Alapaha,
Fla. b. F, Manning, Albany; J. A. Antey,
Withers; j. A. Schwarz, w. F. Mayer,
Philadelphia; A. R. Troxham and wife,
Boston; D. q. Fisher, Pensacola; w. Thomp-
son, Palatka; w. j. Lawful, Quincy, Fla
j. s. VanRonkel, Dallas, Tex; G. L. Della
hunt, Syracuse N. Y; I. G. Decker and
wife, Detroit, Mich
At the Pulaski House were NJ. Buehler,
Philadelphia; E. Y. Clarke, G.. j. Burg
helm, Atlanta; A. A. Golden, New York; j.
G. Chase, Sanford, Fla; c. F. Pochon,
New York; r. L, Lilienthal E; Christy,
Philadelphia; c. d. Munday, Richmond,
Va. Harry Miller, B. w. Tompson, Balti-
more; T. II. Pemberton, Hot Springs; AL
len Dawson, A Williams, R. E. Pearson,
| New York; c. Depkin, Atlanta; H. L. Pur-
kins, Baltimore; Andrew Bennett, Wash
ington, d. c.; Walter Richardson, Rich
mond Va. John McCuller, Baltimore.
At the Marshall House were G.. j. Warn
meester, j. ii. Jentzen, Atlanta; G. c. Var
nadoe, Valdosta; j. B. Goodwin, Atlanta
r. E. Bogart, Detroit; H. NJ. Patterson, At
lanta; r, M. Champion and lady, Griffin
J. r. Gregg, p. j. Voss, Atlanta. W. T..
Nesbit, Norcross; J. c. Brooks, Griffin: G.
o. Berry and Son. Columbus; G. p Boone,
Gainesville; W. l.. Williams, DR. J.. l..
Johnson, c. r. Steel, Macon; j. NJ. Osborn,
Columbus; c. NJ. Chase. Townsville; Uriah
Matthews, Powder Springs; II. D. No
Cutchin, Marietta; g. Hanson, j. B. Weir,
Athens; G. M. Kinod and wife, Columbus;
j. Domini Atlanta; George Rakestraw,
Gainesville G. R. Rowland, Augusta; A.
Martin, Brooklyn, N. Y; w. c. Gates and
wife. Tson; c. B. LaHatte, Miss Annie La
HATTIE, Gainesville; A. b. Gates, Miss Jen-
ME Gates, Newman; B. f. Manning, Albany.